The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.46

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Moluccas, the, 452 Momeik, 548 Monghyr, 273, 275 Mongoloid tribes, 49 Monuments of Muslim India, ch. xxiii (568–640); Delhi, 575–97; provincial styles, 597–640 (Multān, 597 ff.; Bengal, 599–608; Gujarāt, 608–16; Dhār and Māndū, 617–22) Moplahs, and Malik Naib's army, 116 Morvī, 337 Moth-kī-Masjid, 596 Motī Shāh of Ahmadnagar, 463 f. Moulmein, 552 Mozambique, 452 Mrohaung, 547 Mubārak Bukhārī, Sayyid, 343, 344, 345, 614 — Fakhr-ud-dīn, Shāh (of E. Bengal), 176, 262 f. — Farrukhī, 63 — Khān Lohānī, 234, 237 ff., 258 — son of Bahādur Nāhir, 199, 201 — — the Sayyid, son of Khizr Khān, 207; reign, 210–220; death, 220. *See* 487, 533, 594 — — of Deccan (1), 373 — — of Deccan (2), 395 — — of Kashmīr, 292 — — of Mewāt, 230 f. — Lodī, 239 — Qutb-ud-dīn, 112, 119; (Shāh), 120–4 — Shāh (Qaranful Malik), 201, 202, 251, 252, 259, 351 — Shāh I of Khāndesh, 300 — — II of Khāndesh, 335, 337 — of Sīrī, 221 Mubārakābād, 220 Mubārakpur, 594 Mubāriz, 214 Mubariz-ul-Mulk, 320 Mudegare, 471 Mudgal, 118, 372, 380, 381, 383, 407, 426, 437, 449, 496, 631; goldsmith's daughter of, 391 ff. Mudhol, 374 Mudikonda-Solapuram, 482 Mufrih Malik, Farhat-ul-Mulk, 182 *mufti*, 45 Mughīs-ud-dīn, 107 f. Mughīs-ud-Dunyā, mosque of, 620 Mughul raids, 52, 60, 62, 64–9, 71 f., 84, 88, 99 ff., 161 f., 172; Lahore taken, 63; compact with Delhi, 73; Balban and, 75, 78 f.; death of Muhammad Khān, 82; Fīrūz and, 95; Khvāja's invasion, 102; Targhī at Delhi, 109; Kabk's invasion, 111 f.; Iqbalmand, 112; Tarmāshīrīn, 143, 159; fictitious money in Persia, 145; Mughuls encouraged by M. Tughluq, 161 f.; their withdrawal, 173; Arghūns of Sind, 501 ff.; monuments, 597 Muhāfiz Khān, 306, 309, 615. *See also* Chīrjī, Fattūjī — — of Māndū, 365, 366, 367